Staff: Mrs. Kim Buck is the Library Media Technician
Hours:
The library is open every school day at 7:00 AM, Monday through Friday, and the library closes at 3:30 PM.
Checkout procedures:
Students must have a valid, current student picture ID card in order to check out materials. There are no limitations of the number of books a student can check out. Regular books are available for three weeks, or fifteen school days. Some magazines and/or reference books can be checked out overnight.
Fines:
Books and other materials kept longer than the fifteen school-day period will accrue a fine of 20 cents per school day, up to the price of the book. Fine notices will be distributed to all English teachers, who in turn distribute them to the appropriate students. Do not check out books for your friends! If you do, you will be held responsible for the book, not your friend.
Computers:
In order to use the forty computers that have access to the Internet, student ID cards must have a designation on them denoting approval to use the Internet. Computers are to be used for school-related work only! Checking personal e-mail during lunch, playing games or chatting in chatrooms at anytime are not acceptable uses. Students who misuse the computers will be asked to leave. A second violation may result in students losing all computer privileges in the library. Such students will have their ID cards punched thus showing that computer access is denied.
Printing and copying:
Currently there is no copy machine is available for student use. A laser printer is networked to all computers in the library. The cost of copies varies as to how much ink is used. Typically a double spaced word process page will cost 10 cents, and a full page of graphics will have a 75 cents charge.
Hours:
The library is open every school day at 7:00 AM, Monday through Friday, and the library closes at 3:30 PM.
Checkout procedures:
Students must have a valid, current student picture ID card in order to check out materials. There are no limitations of the number of books a student can check out. Regular books are available for three weeks, or fifteen school days. Some magazines and/or reference books can be checked out overnight.
Fines:
Books and other materials kept longer than the fifteen school-day period will accrue a fine of 20 cents per school day, up to the price of the book. Fine notices will be distributed to all English teachers, who in turn distribute them to the appropriate students. Do not check out books for your friends! If you do, you will be held responsible for the book, not your friend.
Computers:
In order to use the forty computers that have access to the Internet, student ID cards must have a designation on them denoting approval to use the Internet. Computers are to be used for school-related work only! Checking personal e-mail during lunch, playing games or chatting in chatrooms at anytime are not acceptable uses. Students who misuse the computers will be asked to leave. A second violation may result in students losing all computer privileges in the library. Such students will have their ID cards punched thus showing that computer access is denied.
Printing and copying:
Currently there is no copy machine is available for student use. A laser printer is networked to all computers in the library. The cost of copies varies as to how much ink is used. Typically a double spaced word process page will cost 10 cents, and a full page of graphics will have a 75 cents charge.